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What is a linear sea floor feature that is seismically inactive, occurs beyond offset mid-ocean ridge segments, and the relative movement between two points on either side of the feature is in the same direction?
 
  A) Transform fault
  B) Fracture zone
  C) Guyots
  D) Nemataths
  E) Seaknolls

Question 2

Rogue waves tend to occur ________.
 
  A) in areas where wind belts converge
  B) in coastal areas with weak sea breezes
  C) in upwelling zones
  D) only in the southern ocean below 60S latitude
  E) where storm waves move against strong surface currents



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

E



Pineapplelove6

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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